For the sake of the resume, the best way would be to write whatever your oficial title was at the time, as any discrepancy will raise questions during background checks (those are easily addressed, but still). The consulting nature of the job can be mentioned in the responsibilities.

Why not just post it here and not be so coy?

Maybe because misleading is easier when done one on one? Just asking.

Even Scala is used for computational finance, so I won't be surprised by anything at all. Haskell is used, with all its "academic" background. People don't care that much these days: if it works, it's good enough.

Looking into crystal balls ... Rust will never be used for computational finance. 

Sheesh, I have a few projects to try it right away. What do you mean by "used" here? What's your definition of "never"?

I'll just leave it here:  https://twitter.com/AndreaPessino/status/1021532074153394176 It's finally happening - after >30 years of pro use, 20 of which quite reluctantly, I am officially DONE with C/C++. Only maintenance from now on, everything new will be in @rustlang . THANKS Rust team for refinin...

Are You Looking for Professional Web Script Master.

Nope.

Why wouldn't you though?

Kotlin

The search plays games with me today.  Python print 'Hello world!' Python 3 print('Hello world!') Agda (according to https://github.com/agda/agda-system-io/blob/master/src/System/IO/Examples/HelloWorld.agda) open import System.IO using ( _>>_ ; putStr ; commit ) module System.IO.Examples.HelloWorld ...

It seems I'm late to the party, but Telegram probably. After all, it does not matter that much: you end up using whatever your clients use, be it Slack or Viber.

And the comma for Paul:

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I must've missed Scala, but here you are:

As far as I can tell, you just have been lucky all that time before.  I have ~30 positions in the pipeline at the moment, with more than a dozen agencies. Most of them would disappear for weeks without feedback, updates, or even acknowledgment of emails: one day, they're enthusiastic, and then they'...

A physicist, an engineer and a mathematician were all in a hotel sleeping when a fire broke out in their respective rooms. The physicist ... The engineer ... The mathematician ... exclaimed, "I have *proven* that I *can* put the fire out!" He then went back to sleep. So the proof is lost!...

Your cycle() time is roughly e*10E-5. That would mean that the code below runs in 148.4123 seconds? 32.5484418869 on my laptop, why? There is an obsession in the brainteasers forum discussing weird method of computing [$]e^5[$]. I though this was a new method but it's not very accurate! That's a JI...

Your cycle() time is roughly e*10E-5.

That would mean that the code below runs in 148.4123 seconds?

32.5 second on my laptop, why? (Using the highly scientific approach of only taking one measure).